At Singapore Indesign 2017 on 7 October, we saw the latest, met the best, heard from the brightest, and partied with them. Here’s what you missed out on at #SGID17!
November 2nd, 2017
At Singapore Indesign 2017 on 7 October, we celebrated the best in design with over 1,400 people.
We saw the latest innovations from over 50 brands in nine venues; heard from leading industry experts and influencers about the most thought-provoking issues in lighting, hospitality, retail and workplace; cheered for our favourite team in our first ever designers’ debate; and capped the night off with a fabulous party at one of the most stylish venues in town.
But why talk, when we can show?
Here’s #SGID17 in five minutes!
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